How to disable post approval starting TL1 users

[shoaib_mohammed]

I have done the below setting added in the screenshot. But it doesn’t seem to reflect.

I have also followed all the settings suggested in the below post but doesn’t seem to work

https://meta.discourse.org/t/posting-needs-approval-no-reason-for-holding-post-given/87927/2

[osioke (Osioke Itseuwa)]

So there are 2 levels of approval for posts, site wide and category wide, check through the settings for each. For details, see this post below.

@jomaxro

Content Moderation

By default, users can create topics and replies without the need to have their content approved. For most sites, this is ideal so users can communicate back and forth with each other without the need to wait for approval by the moderation team.

However, in some cases content approval by the moderation team prior to posting may be warranted. Should content approval be enabled, it’s encouraged to have an active moderator team to review and approve content, to avoid posts sitting in the queue for too long.

Site-wide approval

Approval of content across the entire site can be enabled via site settings. Site owners can choose to have the first x topics or posts by a user require approval (the approve post count site setting), that all topics/posts by users who have not reached a certain trust level require approval ( approve unless trust level ), or that new topics (but not posts/replies) by users who have not reached a certain trust level require approval ( approve new topics unless trust level ).

Category approval

Approval of content can also be configured for specific categories. This can be useful if certain categories tend to attract heated/difficult discussions, unusual amounts of human spamming, or otherwise need extra moderation attention. Site owners can configure all new topics and/or all new replies to require moderator approval before being posted.